Immigration policy is disability policy, panelists said at a Nov. 16 event that explored the intersection of disability, access to health care and immigration in the United States. At the event titled ...

What the future of disability services on Long Island will look like in the next 10, 20 or even 30 years is a moral as much as an economic question and often goes to unaddressed issues at the ...

Join our candid conversation on addressing the disparities of Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) students. Students with disabilities, especially students of color, have long faced myriad ...

Georgetown University Faculty and Staff for Justice in Palestine (GUFSJP) highlighted displaced populations in Gaza during a showcase of two short films and a discussion between the director and ...

Most people dream of a better future, and Pedro — an aspiring social worker — is no different. However, as a blind, undocumented immigrant he faces obstacles to get his college degree, secure a job ...

The Global Disability Summit (GDS) 2025 held earlier this month in Berlin was a crucial gathering dedicated to driving disability inclusion forward. The energy and commitment at the summit were ...

On Jan. 23, Wael Tarabishi died in hospice care without his father by his side. The 30-year-old lived with Pompe disease, a condition requiring 24/7 care and medical support. His father, Maher ...

During the Week of the Young Child and Autism Acceptance Month, join us for a candid conversation on health and education equity, and the disparities amongst young children of color. The pandemic ...

Disabled people have long been invisible from history, and unsurprisingly, disabled LGBTQ historical figures too have been hidden. The LGBTQ community itself has been slow to address disability as an ...

Many enslaved people with disabilities in antebellum America, deemed unfit for labor by their owners, played critical social roles and provided a measure of stability to the vulnerable communities in ...